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This post was last edited by Yi Qing Er Hai San Li on 2021-1-23 at 21:37. Dear seniors, is it a good idea to work in catalytic cracking right after graduation?
That device is pretty good too; as long as you work hard, there’s a bright future ahead. Both aromatic units and hydrogenation units work fine
Catalytic cracking is one of the “five golden flowers” of the republic; it is an oil refining process that was developed in China quite early on and at a rapid pace, and it has also led to the training of many skilled professionals. At present, gasoline in China is still mainly derived from catalytic cracking, but with an oversupply in the fuel oil market and a growing demand for chemical products, the development of large-scale ethylene production and aromatics industries is accelerating. There are essentially two processes in oil refining: decarburization and hydrogenation. However, under the demand for cleaner petroleum products, hydrogenation is more in line with the development strategy. Now I’ll answer your question. I believe catalytic cracking encompasses most of the refining technologies, so once you understand catalytic cracking, it becomes relatively easier to handle the other tasks as well. The reforming in the aromatic compounds sector is also a process technology that integrates various refining techniques; it serves as the cornerstone of the aromatic compounds industry. As for your question, there are many facilities in this sector, and it depends on what kind of facility you are referring to.